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#1381: Author: xtech,

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 4:25 pm
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i need to find a free program to transfer all my songs of my iphone and to my new computer. itunes want to delete everything in my library

#1382: Author: mitch, Location: trinituner.com

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 5:42 pm
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Minor bugfix for redsn0w - http://bit.ly/OMa4X - Mac and Win are now at v0.7.2 - ultrasn0w is still being worked on - Don't wait up! no ETA.

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To clarify. redsn0w 0.7.2 update is just for new jailbreakers. No need to run it again if it 0.7/0.7.1 was OK for you. No ultrasn0w ETA yet.

http://twitter.com/iphone_dev

#1383: Author: mitch, Location: trinituner.com

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 5:44 pm
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that 0.7.2 update is primarily for PPC and Icy.

http://twitter.com/planetbeing

#1384: Author: xtech,

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 6:10 pm
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Somebody anybody......i reformatted my desktop and i need to find a program to transfer all my songs of my iphone and to my new laptop.
itunes want to delete everything in my phones library

#1385: Author: Maserati, Location: YYC

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 7:14 pm
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lol note the phone Clarkson is using Mr. Green

#1386: Author: Sony P910i, Location: St Augustine

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 7:16 pm
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Quote:

Somebody anybody......i reformatted my desktop and i need to find a program to transfer all my songs of my iphone and to my new laptop.
itunes want to delete everything in my phones library

Try this program

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VVISXZZT

#1387: Author: Sony P910i, Location: St Augustine

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 7:25 pm
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#1388: Author: streetlifestyle,

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 7:57 pm
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^^^^^^^^^^^ LEVEL photoshop!!!!!!

He uses blackberry!!!!!

#1389: Author: Sony P910i, Location: St Augustine

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:21 pm
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That pic is real.....I know he had an Iphone last year

He has a blackberry now...I dont know if he still has the iphone

There is even an Obama app on the iphone

#1390: Author: streetlifestyle,

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:27 pm
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he had an iphone yeah.....
BUT not in THAT PIC!!!!!!
LOL!!!!!

But is a cool scene tho.... Seen that same pic minus the "iphone" and the "headset" attached to his ears tho...
LOL!

#1391: Author: Sony P910i, Location: St Augustine

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:34 pm
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Article here

Barack Jammin on iTunes; loves his iPod

http://images.google.tt/img...hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1

#1392: Author: Sony P910i, Location: St Augustine

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:42 pm
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Quote:

that 0.7.2 update is primarily for PPC and Icy.

Anyone try redsnow 0.7.2 ?

They got ICY also ?

#1393: Author: TriniStore.biz, Location: San Juan. 303-5466

Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 9:05 pm
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Photoshop Mr. Green

#1394: Author: SRASC, Location: Trinidad (A Civiclized Country)

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:06 am
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Apple said Monday that it sold over one million iPhone 3GS models during the first three days the handset was on the market, while its new iPhone 3.0 software was downloaded by six million customers in the first five days since its release.

"Customers are voting and the iPhone is winning," said Apple chief executive Steve Jobs. "With over 50,000 applications available from Apple's revolutionary App Store, iPhone momentum is stronger than ever."

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With another year of mobile development under its belt, Apple has released another major update to its mobile operating system and introduced the new iPhone 3G S hardware to entice new buyers and another flurry of upgrades. Here's what's new.

iPhone 3.0 Software

If you're already using an iPhone or iPod touch, you've had several days to try resisting the urge to upgrade. Fortunately, iPhone 3.0 seems to have none of the standout problems that plagued the ambitious iPhone 2.0 release last year. If you own the original iPhone or picked up an iPhone 3G over the past year, the new software is a free upgrade. If you have either model of the iPod touch, the new software is a nominal $9.95.

If you're an iPod touch user and thinking of complaining about that upgrade price, keep in mind that there aren't any apps in iTunes that offer the major upgrade in features of the new iPhone 3.0 software. Also, remember that if you had a music player made by anyone else, there'd be no 3.0 major upgrade to obtain, let alone for just $10.

AppleInsider has previously covered new features in the iPhone 3.0 software, but here's a brief refresher:

Spotlight Search gives you a global search for quickly finding apps, notes, emails, calendar events, contacts, music and other media files (below). You can selectively enable what items you want show up in your search results from the General / Home / Search Result page in Settings. The Spotlight page is fast, smart and easy to pull up; just hit the home button once to get to the main page, then hit it again to slide over to the search page. Boom. It's also fun and clever that the home page icons slowly dim and fade to black as you enter the Spotlight page.

Spotlight searching is also available within apps, such as Contacts, where its previous omission was a cloying annoyance. Now you don't even need to use Contacts - just pop up the Spotlight page and find who you're looking for. It performs searches on first, last and company names of your contacts, but it doesn't search the middle of words. That means RO would pull up Robert and Dr. Roy, but searching for OB wouldn't find either Robert or Bob.

You also can't search by phone number or email, which is a bummer, although you can draft an email and pull up a quick list of mail matches as you begin entering the address. You can't do the same when dialing a number using the Phone app, however.

MobileMe features: Mail now supports new server-side search when using a MobleMe mail account (below), allowing you to very quickly pull up any messages from the thousands of mails on your mailbox rather than painstakingly loading new pages of 25 messages at a time to find what you're looking for. You can search emails' to, from, or subject field or everything, which searches the body as well. Server-side search in itself makes a MobileMe mail account a thousand times more valuable to mobile users.

Last year's push messaging features have also been built upon with Find My iPhone and the ability to push your phone a message along with a signal ping helpful if you lost it in the couch. The ability to Remote Wipe a lost or stolen phone might also come in handy for users who have suffered a lost phone and are worried about the thief gaining access to their private data. These features work across multiple devices you configure for push messaging.

Announced but not yet available are new iDisk features for accessing your files stored on the MobileMe cloud from your phone from anywhere. You'll also be able to share file access to other iPhone or iPod touch users by sending a link to files in your public iDisk folder, or open access so that anyone who has your email address can look up and browse the documents you publish publicly.

New Text features: Cut, Copy, and Paste and the new Landscape Keyboard make it easy to enter and move around blocks of text as you like. If you make a mistake, shake to undo and a clever button slides in from the side to enable a backtrack (below). There's also new support for 23 languages and 40 keyboard layouts, and new sync support for Notes. There's also those clever Voice Memos if you'd rather say it than type it.

Notes syncing is another one of those "why wasn't it here sooner" things, but I can't think of any major features of iPhone 1.0 or 2.0 that I would have delayed just to sync my scribbles. In any event, all those Notes you tapped into your mobile over the last two years are now synced to Mac OS X Mail via iTunes, making the Notes feature actually pretty useful. Notes also get synced to MobileMe and between your mobile devices.

iTunes and iPod features: You can now buy or rent movies, download TV episodes and audiobooks, and get free podcasts and iTunes U content from iPhone 3.0's iTunes app. It also lets you set up and edit your iTunes account and redeem gift card certificate numbers right on the device.

There's also new support for Stereo Bluetooth headphones for any iPhone or iPod touch apart from the original first generation iPod touch, which lacked bluetooth hardware. A new Shake to Shuffle playback feature works like the latest iPod nano, and can be turned off if you don't like it.

Nike+ iPod software is included for models that support the sensor hardware, which includes the iPhone 3G S and the second generation iPod touch. You just need to activate the software from Settings.

Home Button: In addition to taking you to the home screen and to the Spotlight page, the Home button can also be configured to do a few more tasks when double clicked. As before, you can jump to your Phone Favorites dialing list or launch iPod playback controls. But now you can also set it to directly to Spotlight search or launch the Camera app. When music is playing, it will continue to pull up music controls unless disabled.

This new option on the Settings / General / Home page makes it a bit easier to pull up the camera to grab a photo, or to start shooting video, a feature that's limited to the new iPhone 3G S. The new phone also has a press and hold Voice Control feature tied to the Home button, described below. How many other features can Apple pile onto the unit's only facing physical button? At some point, perhaps Morse Code input.

Application and Gaming Features: everything is slightly faster, with big boosts for Safari browsing. New applications include Voice Memos, which works on any device that can support audio input (that leaves the original iPod touch out), improved Stocks and Calendar with meeting creation features, and new MMS features for sending photos, audio clips, contacts, and videos (videos are only supported on the new iPhone 3G S) through the old phone system to other MMS phone users, if you prefer to pay per message. In the US, AT&T hasn't gotten its MMS support up and running for iPhone users yet, and once it does, you'll need a 3G phone to do MMS.

Using any iPhone or iPod touch, you can already send stuff through regular email to desktop users or other smartphones that can handle real mail with standard attachments. Using copy and paste, you can also now send multiple photos or videos in a mail message. You can also upload photos and movies to MobileMe and videos to YouTube.

iPhone 3.0 also delivers lots of new potential for developers with support for new hardware accessories, Bluetooth peer to peer networking (which again requires a device with Bluetooth), and Push Notification features. It also expands Parental Controls, which are called Restrictions under Settings. This lets you password protect access to Safari, YouTube, iTunes, installing Apps, the Camera and Location Services.

Turning off allow access makes that item unavailable in the iPhone user interface. If you have Location Services turned on and then turn off Allow access, you have effectively locked the service on (below). This offers great potential for locking in settings, but Apple hasn't yet defined a restriction for locking your email accounts or push settings, so it can't currently be used to prevent a thief from quickly disabling your device before you can locate it using the new Find My iPhone feature. In order to do that, you'll have to activate a passcode and leave it on and locked all the time. A thief can still wipe out your device using iTunes, but they won't be able to access your data or ring up calls, and you may have the opportunity to locate them first.

Restrictions also allow you to set a password lock on content. You can turn off support for In App Purchases and configure a threshold for ratings, turning off playback of music and podcasts marked as explicit, turning off movie playback or setting an maximum allowed rating of (when set to US ratings settings) G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, or anything (including unrated movies apparently); TV shows rated TV-Y, TV-Y7, TV-G, TV-PG, TV-14, TV-MA, or anything; and App Store titles rated as 4+, 9+, 12+, 17+ or anything.

This rating system not only allows parents to set appropriate ratings for their families, but opens up the potential for developers to release apps for mature audiences. Perhaps we'll see a speedy return of both the Kama Sutra reader and the Baby Shaker app.

Page 2: iPhone 3G S Hardware; S is for Speed; and Network Speeds

Page 3: Same on the outside; New on the inside: Voice Control; New on the inside: Accessibility features; New on the inside: Camera; and New on the inside: Compass.

Page 4: Same on the outside; New on the inside: Voice Control; New on the inside: Accessibility features; New on the inside: Camera; and New on the inside: Compass.

Click for full-size.

iPhone 3.0 Software
At free, an awesome deal.

iPhone 3G with AT&T
Seriously don't waste your money, or your AT&T subsidy.

iPhone 3G S with AT&T
Apple has made it really hard to find fault, but AT&T's policies crushed a star.

Pros:
Huge jump in speed and overall usability
Video and network enhancements give it future potential.
Very practical, good quality video camera.
Smart, simple photo capture controls on the improved, autofocus camera.
Smart use of compass in Maps.
Smart Voice Control for dialing and media playback.

Cons:
You have to hold your nose and pay AT&T to use it.

Last edited by SRASC on Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:28 am; edited 1 time in total

#1395: Author: SRASC, Location: Trinidad (A Civiclized Country)

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:08 am
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Maserati wrote:

lol note the phone Clarkson is using Mr. Green

How he ended up later...

Click for full-size.

Also not the 1st time he's been with an iPhone:

Click for full-size.

#1396: Author: pete, Location: Cruisin around in da GTi

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 12:41 pm
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The 2nd gen ipod touch has bluetooth?

#1397: Author: SRASC, Location: Trinidad (A Civiclized Country)

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 1:29 pm
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Cydia has been updated to version 1.0.2948-58. ! The update does seem to make Cydia run a little smoother.

To update Cydia, all you need to do is open the Cydia application and you will be prompted that there is an essential update. You can then choose to update it.

Also there is an update for Caller ID for 3.0

pete wrote:

The 2nd gen ipod touch has bluetooth?

Apparently so, & 3.0 unlocks it.

#1398: Author: iphone,

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 1:40 pm
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crocsrule wrote:

computer wrote:

are you unlocking Iphone 3GS ?

yep...

http://forums.trinituner.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=217542&start=480

The 3GS already unlocked?

#1399: Author: ZeroOne,

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 2:21 pm
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iphone wrote:

crocsrule wrote:

computer wrote:

are you unlocking Iphone 3GS ?

yep...

http://forums.trinituner.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=217542&start=480

The 3GS already unlocked?

There is currently no jailbreak for the 3gs and hence it cannot be unlocked as yet.

BTW that guy is ridiculously expensive Rolling Eyes

#1400: Author: sexyicon,

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 3:14 pm
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If I have an 3G iphone thats been upgraded to the latest 3.0 software, this phone is given to me to work here in Trinidad, is there anyway for me to downgrade the baseband and the firmare to unlock and use ? ? I've seen tutorials on how to downgrade the firmware but was wondering if there was any confirmation on downgrading the baseband once its been upgraded to this version.

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